Possibly the most reliable embedded systems platform on the planet
SafeTTy Systems will demonstrate its ReliabiliTTy software platform at the UK Device Developers' Conference.
Arabic on the web
First Edition translates to and from most of the world’s languages, with English, French, German, Spanish and Italian its top five most translated. But these don’t fully represent the most spoken, which are Mandarin, Spanish, English, Hindi and Arabic. Interestingly, despite Arabic being the 5th most spoken language in the world, less than 1% of internet pages are in Arabic.
Solarflare ponders options in preparation for IPO
Solarflare, a California technology business with major operations in Cambridge, is looking at an IPO to underpin a sharp international growth uptick.
Xaar announces extended family of printheads to deliver big colour at Ceramics China 2014
Xaar, the ceramics industry’s leading inkjet technology specialist, will showcase the new Xaar 1002 family of printheads and announce three new printheads focusing on the importance and challenge of achieving ‘Big Colour’ at Ceramics China (Booth K301, Hall 8.1, 21st-24th May, Guangzhou).
Successful year for SCC as growth accelerates with key services wins
(UK) SCC Group – part of the privately owned Rigby Group – has announced its full year financial results to March 2014, showing increased revenue growth of 9.5% compared to the same period last year to total revenues of £1.74bn.
Inspirational Inca Digital Summit explores the 'bigger picture'
Industry game-changers will examine innovative trends and opportunities for Inca users during FESPA in Munich.
KISS strengthens its Cambridge office with two new hires
Integrated creative agency KISS Communications has appointed Yvette Graff and Prithviraj Mitra following a number of new business wins.
'Economist' study shows strong return on investment for Cambridge MBA graduates
The Cambridge MBA has been recognised as offering a great return on investment for its graduates, according to a Which MBA? study conducted by The Economist and published in its latest issue.
AstraZeneca to present respiratory data at ATS 2014 International Conference
Benralizumab and tralokinumab data both show improvement in key measures of asthma control for patients with specific, severe forms of asthma.
Key MedImmune molecules meet primary endpoints in Phase II studies
AstraZeneca announced that two key molecules in MedImmune’s Respiratory, Inflammation and Autoimmune (RIA) portfolio – mavrilimumab and sifalimumab – met their primary endpoints in respective Phase II studies, demonstrating further pipeline progress in core therapeutic areas.
DP Connect relocates to support expansion
DP Connect is delighted to announce it has relocated to larger, more accessible premises in order to support the continued expansion of its Cambridge operation.
AstraZeneca announces positive results from Phase III study of diabetes product
AstraZeneca today announced results from a Phase III study evaluating the investigational combination of saxagliptin/dapagliflozin as a dual add-on therapy in adult patients with type 2 diabetes who were inadequately controlled on metformin.
'Blame the breast implants': GRS features in Cambridge Business Magazine
Global Regulatory Services (GRS) features in the May 2014 edition of the Cambridge Business Magazine. "Blame the breast implants" is certainly an eye catching title!
CityJet launches Amsterdam and Dublin routes from Cambridge
Cambridge International Airport has welcomed the launch of two new routes from the airport with leading European airline, CityJet, as the first flights departed yesterday (Monday) morning.
Cambridge experts recognised for excellence in medical research
Eight researchers from the University of Cambridge have been recognised for their contribution to the advancement of medical science by election to the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Magma arta
Study of a unique rock collection – and its astonishingly beautiful microscopic crystal structures – could change our understanding of how the Earth works.
Traumatic head injury service breaks new ground at CUH Addenbrooke’s
When 38 year old Sally Markwell from Ely went for a routine mammogram she passed out and fell back off the machine, hitting her head on the floor. It was to be the start of a life-changing experience that would initially throw her into an isolated and frightening place of confusion.
Coding is the easy bit - Business of Software brings founder's lessons to Cambridge
After seven years in the US, top ranked tech conference, Business of Software, will bring a European edition to Cambridge on 25 and 26th June. The conference brings together 200 tech entrepreneurs to learn from each other, and some outstanding speakers, what it takes to build a successful software company.
Riverbed renames products to convey their value as an integrated solution
New brand names and a focus on platform further position Riverbed as the leader in application performance infrastructure, an $11 billion market opportunity.
Ryanair boss jets in to address Essex business leaders
Michael O’Leary, Ryanair CEO, has visited Essex for the first time to address business leaders about how Stansted Airport’s biggest carrier is driving forward customer service improvements in a bid to attract more business passengers.
How to be assertive in work and life
Chris Croft, co-founder of Croft Management Centre publishes his Tip Of The Month, which features straightforward tips on a range of topics.
Generating results with b2b telemarketing, or 'It's not a numbers game!'
What are the two most common questions that a telemarketing account manager gets asked when attending new client meetings?
Onespacemedia evolves branding and web presence for high-end technology consultancy
Technology consultancy Kynesim has appointed Onespacemedia to transform its digital presence. Kynesim is a Cambridge-based consultancy providing deep expertise in integrated hardware and software development services to UK start-ups, SMEs and public companies.
Creating business value from innovation, technology and intellectual property
A free seminar in Cambridge tomorrow (Weds) seeks to support the development of businesses with innovative ideas and products to help them maximise their potential and increase their business value, whether it is about maximising revenue or profits or the end game of a business sale.
CCS shortlisted for Leading Lights Awards 2014
CCS (Cambridge Communication Systems Limited), developer of the world’s first self-organising small cell microwave backhaul system for mobile networks, has been shortlisted for a Light Reading Leading Lights Award.